Forget money: happy mums are better mums
Money can’t buy you happiness but being ‘happy in yourself’ can make you a more successful mother, according to new research from Bristol University.
Money can’t buy you happiness but being ‘happy in yourself’ can make you a more successful mother, according to new research from Bristol University.
Forget iris and fingerprint scans – scanning noses could be a quicker and easier way to verify a person’s identity, according to scientists from the University of the West of England and Bath University.
The announcement that an independent school in north Bristol wants to join the state sector “pulled the rug out from under” politicians at a meeting on Monday.
An exhibition has been launched in Bristol to foster understanding between the city’s Muslims and the wider community – by showing how the city has inspired them and how they positively contribute to its life.
Government plans to cut training budgets for the City of Bristol College’s adult students have been described as “utterly insane” by campaigners.
The traditional white, male, middle-class make-up of public bodies is to be challenged at an event in Bristol on Thursday.
A collaboration between the aerospace industry and the universities of Bristol and Bath aims to make a big difference to the environmental impact of air travel.
Following one of the world’s greatest recent disasters, Ben Clatworthy tells of a rather novel way of raising money for the people of Haiti.
Bristol Grammar School has been recognised as an “outstanding” provider of education by independent education sector inspectors.
A new campaign to drive up the numbers using Bristol’s libraries is to be launched next week – with prizes including a flat-screen TV to entice more people to use the service.
Bristol Cadets celebrate 150th anniversary
Stokes Croft protest against new Tesco
Stokes Croft protest against new Tesco (2)
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Giving young people a voice to earn and learn
Minister visits Bristol’s solar-powered church
Olympic star sparks school’s appetite for healthy food